05 1. A consumer products company is formulating a new shamp00 and is interested in foamheight (in millimeters). Foam height is approximately normally distributed and has astandard deviation of 20 mm. The company wishes to test Ho: u = 175mm versus H,:µ >175 mm using the test results of n= 10 samplesa. Find the type I error probability if the critical region is > 185b. The number of samples is now increased to 16. Where would the boundary of thecritical region be placed if the type I error probability were to remain equal to thevalue that it took on when n= 10?C. Using n=16 and the new critical region determined in (b), find the type II errorprobability if the true mean foam height is 195 millimeters.

Consider X be the random variable that denotes the foam height. We have X~N(μ, σ=20) The null and…

t (in millimeters). Foam height is approximately normally distributed an lard deviation of 20 mm. The company wishes to test Ho: u = 175mm versus nm using the test results of n=10 samples Find the type I error probability if the critical region is > 185 The number of samples is now increased to 16. Where would the boundar critical region be placed if the type I error probability were to remain equa value that it took on when n= 10? Using n = 16 and the new critical region determined in (b), find the type

t (in millimeters). Foam height is approximately normally distributed an lard deviation of 20 mm. The company wishes to test Ho: u = 175mm versus nm using the test results of n=10 samples Find the type I error probability if the critical region is > 185 The number of samples is now increased to 16. Where would the boundar critical region be placed if the type I error probability were to remain equa value that it took on when n= 10? Using n = 16 and the new critical region determined in (b), find the type

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